Food Security With a Vegetable Garden

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Victory gardens were planted during WWII to help prevent a food shortage.

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There are 11 vegetables I think are a must have if you are planning for food security through growing your own food.

Many people over complicate vegetable gardening. Most plants just need soil, sun and water.

Winter Squash Onions Garlic Potatoes Carrots & Beets

Berries Apples Broccoli & Cauliflower Beans Tomatoes

GREENS! Greens are something everyone can grow. They are easy to grow, and they grow quickly.

You never know when disaster will strike, and that is why it is good to be as prepared as possible by growing your own food.

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